Is there an easy way to turn it on, in the middle of the night, for diapering and feeding?
12767
Thanks for your question, Gloria. All of the lights are operated with a single button on the bottom of the lamp. This is used to set the light to the desired color setting and timer mode. Most parents (and kids!) find it very simple to operate. We hope this is helpful!
12768
We have the bear and it turns on from the bottom or base of the bear. Not really a simple thing in the middle of the night until you get used to working with it by touch
12769
It's easy to turn on - just push the button but it's probably not bright enough for diapering...should be ok for feeding.
517272
There is a button. On, off and night. It can not be individually set on timers for day and night light.
1468863
I think there is a switch. But once you turn it on they come on like clockwork every night when it gets dark.
1832511
Yes. You turn it on, and it runs until you turn it off. I use it every night all night. I love it.
1539603
It can be. I never use the sleep or miscellaneous buttons. So those could be for diaper/feedings for the 2nd baby.
1506909
Yes you can. I have done it. However, the audio isn't amazing, but for monitoring purposes, it works fine (no loud background noise). However, you will always have to have the video on at all times as well, no way to turn it off. If your device turns off, so will the monitoring. If you use it for any serious length of time (over night baby monitoring) your phone or tablet may heat up much more than is wanted.
710067
you cannot do both at the same time-however you can switch between the two seamlessly. There is no plug- strictly battery operated. I have had in on every night in my baby's room and he is 14 months old. I think I have changed the batteries twice.
1728240
I tried to set a timer so that it would turn on before my daughter has to wake up. The light has to be turned on with the button each time; it will not automatically turn on via a timer. Which is a bummer if you want to use before actual wake-up time
269317
From what I remember, no. It will provide vibration and or music for a certain amount of time. The other option is if you leave it on all night it will turn on when it recognizes a noise from baby, stay on for a while and then reset to respond again when baby wakes. Hope this helps
2113254
I don't know if you can do that automatically but it is a very simple matter to turn it on and off with the key fob so for sure you can simply turn it on at night and off in the morning by just pressing the remote button.....It takes no more time than turning on a porch light switch.
1251633
I don't know! Sometimes I leave mine on all night and other nights turn it on or off during the night. I absolutely love it though. So glad I got it. I ended up getting two. Do you want it on more than 10 hours?
1598265
If you have a pretty regular schedule, (9-5 job, don't usually wake up in the middle of the night, etc) you might be able to put it on a timer (preferably a 7 day timer) and program when you may need a warm seat. Also, most timers have a manual override for those unexpected occurrences. I don't have mine yet, but it looks like the controller is a manual, switch style that remembers where it was set when power is removed.
810245
Yes you can turn this on and off manually if you do not want to use the option to turn on for a certain number of hours at dusk.
690705
You can just press down on the dome, and the light will turn on / off. This is also the snooze button for the alarm.
1641941
You can have it turn on as much as 24 hours hours a day to as little as 15 minutes a day and in between. So yes, 12 hours on and 12 hours off it possible.
292362
Yes you can choose to have the screen on all the time or have it display for 3 minutes or 5 minutes & then shut off but still hear noises. You just touch the top button to turn the screen back on to check on baby. Yes you can adjust the volume..it has something like 6 levels (not at home so can't check it right now).
593599
No. To turn it on and off, you'd either have to wire it into a manual switch or possibly, if you can find one, a remotely-operated power switch.